CONTACT 61 – OUT NOW
CONTACT Air Land & Sea magazine Issue 61…read it right here…
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NOTE…
Just for your interest – this magazine and the email notification subscribers received were published automatically on 1 March while I was in New Zealand waters on a cruise ship – though I did check in at the earliest opportunity to make sure it all worked OK.
I hope you enjoy the read.
Brian Hartigan
Editor
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Hello Mate,
Just read your latest and even being a Blue Suite enjoyed all the Army stuff ha ha
Every now and then you have a photo in that stands out some way to me and this month you had two
The first are the Army Colors at the AWM such a stunning reflective sight well done makes the mind remember and the second is the Drop bears tag on the nose of the Wedgetail and knowing that while these aircraft defend and support us overseas in very very dangerous places they are not allowed to keep there marking on return to Australia. True if not PC or immoral yes drop them but cases like the Black Pearl (C130) and this one ads history.
Air show was great missed seeing you there stay safe and thanks for your efforts see ya
Thanks Bene. I aim to please. But, while this one seems to have been well received, it was actually the hardest issue I’ve ever pulled together (as explained in the editorial).
Anyway, I’m very relieved that you and quite a few others enjoyed it.
And sorry I missed Avalon (again) – but Mrs CONTACT had a nurses conference to attend – aboard Radiance of the Seas on an NZ voyage 😉 – so I went, kicking and screaming (for about half a second). Some cruise vids here (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFLqfFN_EtGi2NewmLyEvtwfehW1SncU1) if you’re curious.
Cheers,
Brian